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Huey » 27 Nov 2025, 9:17 am » wrote: ↑

27 Nov 2025, 9:17 am

Says the "guy" who wanted to see the numbers, and when provided with the numbers, denied wanting to see the numbers.  Did you lie or did you forget?

 Key Takeaways Related to the Upcoming 2024 Election (w/ graphics below) : 

• Presidential Candidate Choice: 
  • The vote is statistically tied between the two candidates. When ballot options include third party candidates the results are: 
    • 43% VP Harris 
    • 42% former President Trump 
    • 15% Third Party, Other 
  • When third party or alternate choices are excluded, reported vote preferences shift slightly in Trump’s favor, 51% – 49%, which remains within the margin of error(which is just over 2%). Only 78% of Reps report planning to vote for Trump, compared to 94% of Dems who indicate they will vote for Harris 
  • Republican self-identifiers are also less likely to vote for Trump even if there is no third party choice 85% – 96%

  Background: IAVA conducted a pre-election survey of our membership from October 9-15 with the support of Jason K. Dempsey, PhD, of Columbia University’s Center for Veteran Transition and Integration . There were a total of 1906 veteran respondents. The overwhelming majority of these respondents, 85%, reported that they either deployed directly to or in support of operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria. Survey respondents were also demographically representative of the post-9/11 veteran population, with 86% of respondents reporting that they were men. The majority, 85%, are between the ages of 35 and 64 years old, reflecting the population that served in the Post-9/11 conflicts.

IAVA increases awareness in the media, among the American public, and in Washington to ensure that the voices of our newest generation of veterans are heard and listened to.

https://iava.org/media/iava-surveyed-me ... he-results